Recurrence pattern: every year on November 22-30.

National Tree Week is an annual celebration in the UK that takes place from November 22nd to November 30th, focusing on the importance of trees in the environment. This event marks the beginning of the winter tree-planting season and encourages communities to come together to plant thousands of trees, enhancing green spaces. Participants engage in various activities, such as tree planting, hosting tree-themed parties, and taking tree walks to appreciate local flora. The week highlights the benefits of trees, including their role in combating climate change, improving air quality, and providing habitats for wildlife. It also promotes the nurturing of trees to ensure their healthy growth. National Tree Week fosters a sense of community involvement and environmental stewardship, reminding everyone that small actions can contribute to a greener world.